How Millicent Omanga Met Her Doctor Husband - He Stammered at First Sight

Former nominated senator Millicent Omanga and her husband Dr Francis Nyamiobo have opened up about their 24-year marriage in a rare joint interview on the Obinna Show aired on September 10, 2026.

The couple said they first met at a mutual friend's house party in January 2003. Nyamiobo said he remembers seeing Omanga at around 6.15 pm and was so taken aback that he stammered during their introduction, a moment Omanga recalled with laughter.

Appearing relaxed and playful on the couch set, the two said their long marriage has been held together by honesty, friendship, humour and generosity. Omanga described her husband as fun and said they still play games together, joking that you cannot get bored around him even after 24 years.

The pair also spoke about family, revealing they have two biological children and have adopted a third.

Omanga credited her husband for steady support through her political career. She recounted how nervous she was before her first rally and how Nyamiobo told her to breathe first before addressing the crowd, a calm approach she said has defined their partnership.

Nyamiobo, who works as a doctor, said he has always been comfortable staying in the background as Omanga built her public profile. The interview has sparked reactions online, with many viewers praising the couple's chemistry and mutual respect after the clip circulated on social media.

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